Category: family court
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NYC’s Family Court Gap: Protecting Children From Domestic Violence Without Repeating Past Abuses
A new essay by Liberty Aldrich highlights the shortcomings in New York’s child welfare system regarding children exposed to domestic violence. While the city has moved away from punitive measures, it lacks adequate non-punitive support services, leaving many children without necessary help. The essay calls for community-based resources and targeted funding to fill this gap.
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New Hampshire Considers First-in-the-Nation Move to Abolish Family Court System
New Hampshire’s House Bill 652 proposes significant changes to the family justice system, aiming to replace specialized Family Division courts with a mediation-first model under general jurisdiction courts. Advocates cite issues of bias and inefficiency, while opponents warn of potential chaos and loss of expertise. The bill has reignited a crucial debate on family law’s…
New York Bay News 